Win Win with VISI and Umu Ora Win July 15, 2026 Win with VISI and Umu Ora One lucky VISI follower stands a chance of winning an Umu Ora Edit gift box – a thoughtfully curated collection for body, home and the senses, valued at R2 400. Full Article
Architecture Ontario Cottage Architecture July 15, 2026 Ontario Cottage Drawing on the textures and colours of Ontario’s shoreline, two designers collaborated on an island cottage that’s as rugged and serene indoors as it is out. Full Article
Architecture World Architecture Festival Announces its 2026 Shortlist Architecture July 14, 2026 World Architecture Festival Announces its 2026 Shortlist The World Architecture Festival has revealed its 2026 shortlist of innovative buildings from around the world, including a number of South African projects. Full Article
Art The New Wave Art July 13, 2026 The New Wave We asked art critic, writer and curator Sean O’Toole to pick five emerging artists from the recent Investec Cape Town Art Fair. Full Article
Design Nature at Work Design July 10, 2026 Nature at Work Inspired by the raw textures and mineral tones of African landscapes, Belgotex’s new modular carpet tile range brings a touch of nature to hard-working spaces. Full Article
Design To the Manor Reborn Design July 9, 2026 To the Manor Reborn Interior designer Francois du Plessis tells us how he approached the redesign of Blaauwklippen wine estate’s historic manor house and Jonkershuis, which had been ravaged by fire two years ago. Full Article
Architecture A New Landmark Arrives on Bree Street Sponsored Architecture July 9, 2026 A New Landmark Arrives on Bree Street The Madison is as much a declaration of design intent as it is a place to call home – here sculptural architecture, considered interiors and the rhythm of the city’s most coveted precinct converge in a single, compelling address. Full Article
Architecture Cape St Francis Cabin Architecture July 8, 2026 Cape St Francis Cabin A stone’s throw from the ocean on a remote Eastern Cape farm, a modular steel cabin makes a convincing case for ephemeral architecture. Full Article